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#politics
Times Of Israel: University of California reiterates ban on boycotts of Israel by student governments
The University of California's president, Michael Drake, stated that student governments are prohibited from financial boycotts of companies linked to any specific country, implicitly referencing Israel. He emphasized that such actions conflict with the university's commitment to sound business practices.
This comes amid heightened tensions on campuses regarding Israel and Palestinian rights, with protests following the Gaza conflict. Critics argue that the letter undermines free expression, while university officials maintain that financial decisions must adhere to established business principles.
#society
GB News: Tom Harwood launches furious tirade after being accused by TfL chief of 'creating graffiti' to clean on trains: 'I'm knocked SIDEWAYS!'
GB News host Tom Harwood criticized Transport for London Commissioner Andy Lord for suggesting that individuals cleaning graffiti on the tube are also responsible for creating it. Harwood, who has participated in graffiti cleanup efforts, called Lord's comments a "nonsense conspiracy theory" and highlighted the poor state of the underground.
Harwood also pointed out Lord's high salary, questioning his awareness of the tube's condition. He invited Lord to join him on the Bakerloo line to witness the graffiti firsthand, expressing disbelief at the disconnect between politicians and the realities faced by London commuters.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Trump: ‘I want the people of Gaza to be safe; they’ve been through hell’
Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman met with President Trump to discuss de-escalation efforts with Iran. Meanwhile, Hamas is in talks regarding a US-backed ceasefire proposal and is expected to respond soon.
Trump expressed concern for the people of Gaza, stating they have "been through hell," and indicated a willingness to meet with Iran if necessary. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Ofakim, praising local bravery during the October 7 attack and reaffirming Israel's commitment to defeating Hamas.
Fox News: North Korea lashes out after Trump DOJ exposes massive IT infiltration scheme
The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted several individuals, including U.S. and foreign nationals, for allegedly facilitating a scheme that allowed North Korean IT workers to remotely access U.S. companies and steal over $5 million. The indictment includes charges of wire fraud and money laundering.
North Korean officials have dismissed the DOJ's actions as a "smear campaign," claiming it violates their sovereignty and accusing the U.S. of creating international cybersecurity instability. They assert that the U.S. is misusing the cyber issue as a political weapon.
#economy
Forbes: Philippine Construction-To-Mining Tycoon Isidro Consunji Takes On Concrete Challenge
Isidro Consunji, chairman of DMCI Holdings, has expanded the family construction business with a $660 million acquisition of Cemex's loss-making cement unit in the Philippines. This move aims to enhance DMCI's portfolio in a challenging market, facing competition and declining sales.
Consunji believes the cement sector will benefit from increased government infrastructure spending and rising demand for housing. Despite current market challenges, he is confident in turning around the newly acquired unit, Concreat Holdings Philippines, within two to three years.